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In the words of host Yanni Andreopoulos, this week on the podcast we gathered “the greatest minds Sports Loft has to offer,” (oh dear!) to discuss our 2023 sports, media and entertainment tech predictions. Over the course of the episode, we explore how these predictions have influenced or failed to impact the industry landscape, shaping the year that's now coming to an end. We ask: 🎫 Were memberships re-imagined by sports teams? 🤓 To what degree did rightsholders become content businesses? 📊 Did the industry really get smarter on data? 🤔 And what are our predictions for 2024!? Find out what we think, as Yanni holds Andy Selby and Charlie Greenwood to account on what we got right and what we got, err, not so right. Warning: contains multiple references to Hull City football club. https://pod.fo/e/2094fa

Missed this when it came out but - as ever and always - Richard is really worth a listen. He makes a good point here re sport’s ability to engage with government. And, if you’ll forgive the hint of confirmation bias, I can’t help feeling that this is one of the consequences of the way the sector has often relegated communications and public leadership to a secondary or even tertiary priority. Ie - rather than establishing the societal value sport creates and working from there to tell great, big stories - the priorities have been the next quarter or even no further than the next match. A body like the one established by the creative industries could work really well if we can coalesce around some common interests. That might mean looking beyond short-term public affairs battles local to some sports - like a regulator, telly stuff or betting - and thinking about which tides will lift all boats.

If you're interested in biohacking, research-based strategies to improve your performance and overarching health and wellness (in other words - human performance optimization) - hit follow on Spotify to be notified of our next episodes. I'm stoked for the next episode we'll release in January, as we collectively return to a more...disciplined approach to how we eat (hint hint - this won't be your prototypical "new year, new you" content). #humanperformance #sportsmedicine #fitness #humanpeformanceoptimization

This insightful and latest episode of The Business Behind Sport series focuses on trends in regulating sport and the need for better governance across the sector. Join my colleague, Jonny Gray as he discusses these topics at length with fellow Ankura expert, Lorynn Demetriades, Senior Managing Director and compliance specialist and Karena Vleck, General Counsel at World Athletics. In this frank discussion, they also touch on how organizations hit by scandal, like World Athletics, can emerge with better governance and, perhaps most interestingly, how to get ahead of the scandal in the first place.

Our Captain a.k.a CEO and Founder Stefan Lavén sat down with Ed Bowers for The Sports Career Podcast to discuss "How to use Passion to Sell your Product with Data" In the episode, they talk about: 1️⃣ The Power of Data in a Football Club 2️⃣ How to create an effective business strategy 3️⃣ The Benefits of a Team Culture in the Sports Industry & much more! TO LISTEN TO THE FULL PODCAST CLICK THE LINK IN THE COMMENT ⬇

Insights from exiting two sports media companies with... Shannon Terry, Founder of On3 (over 200 employees). On3 is a top resource for college sports, recruiting, and NIL. 𝐘𝐨𝐮’𝐥𝐥 𝐞𝐧𝐣𝐨𝐲 𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐞𝐩𝐢𝐬𝐨𝐝𝐞 𝐚𝐬 𝐰𝐞 𝐝𝐢𝐬𝐜𝐮s𝐬: 🎙 1️⃣ State of sports media 2️⃣ Future of the NCAA & college sports utopia 3️⃣ Building Rivals (acq Yahoo) and 24/7 (acq CBS) Check out the full episode here: https://lnkd.in/ewdFBubp Short snippet from the podcast on media's evolution👇

Thanks to Caroline Fitzgerald for having me on to talk about the Growing Popularity of Women’s Sports. Check out the podcast below (Ep. #54): #womenssports #data #insights GOALS | Women’s Sports Ally National Research Group

I believe we are in a new era of deal-making. One that is centered around media disruption, M&A, and athlete ownership. Very excited to launch "The Deal" in early 2024, a new video  podcast with Jason Kelly and Bloomberg. We will talk to titans in business who have, and continue to, pave the way. #sportsbuisness #sportsmedia #businesspodcast

Excellent Olympic insight. A must listen for Olympic enthusiasts.